The Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles has released a political musical performance that’s so cringe that it’s gone massively viral on social media.
The performance features the massively flamboyant, homosexual men of the chorus singing Twisted Sister’s “We’re Not Gonna Take It.”
Watch the mind-numbingly gay performance below:
We’re not gonna take it!
Rock out to this sneak peek of #GMCLA rehearsing #TwistedSister’s iconic anthem “We’re Not Gonna Take It” for Declarations of Independence on June 27 + 28 at the Saban Theatre in #BeverlyHills.
From protest songs to pride anthems… pic.twitter.com/uYWF6Nd8cN
— Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles (@GMCLA) June 4, 2026
Notice the flamboyant dancing and passionate singing.
According to an additional tweet from the choir, the performance will be featured during an upcoming “finale concert” that “celebrates the courage to stand up, speak out, and live authentically.”
“As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, we’re raising our voices for freedom, equality, and the right to be heard,” the tweet continues.
Look:
#GMCLA’s Season 47 finale concert celebrates the courage to stand up, speak out, and live authentically. As the United States marks its 250th anniversary, we’re raising our voices for freedom, equality, and the right to be heard.
Get tickets at https://t.co/kcMMwZyA2U
pic.twitter.com/ogHWPNz4Sm
— Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angeles (@GMCLA) June 4, 2026
While nobody has directly replied to the group on the social media platform X, many others have shared their video — and in response to these shares, the public has chimed in with untold amounts of mockery and derision.
“Narrator: They were, in fact, going to take it,” one critic wrote, taking note of the fact that gay men typically like to be anally penetrated.
Another commentator aimed criticism at the gay men’s core message.
“They do have beautiful voices, but what aren’t they gonna take anymore?” the commentator asked. “It’s not their rights. They have the same as everyone. What’s the problem?”
Exactly. Despite lies from Democrats and their shameless media allies, gay men and women are not remotely oppressed in America. This is the United States of America, not Iran or North Korea.
Another commentator, this one a gay man himself, also questioned the chorus’s pseudo-narrative.
“Take f–king what?” they wrote. “We have nothing to f–king complain about anymore. We have the same rights as everyone else. These b-tches are bored theater kids.”
The next song will be….. pic.twitter.com/pa7lsPYQul
— REDLEG_OG (@homesteadlivin) June 9, 2026
Another critic slammed the chorus for acting like they’re victims when, in reality, gay men are catered to by every institution in America.
“Take what? A full month pandering to them?” the critic wrote. “The fact that using ‘gay’ in a joke can get someone fired? Take what?”
An additional critic pointed out how gays have so successfully swindled society that many now consider it normal for children to receive genital-removal surgery so they can “identify” as another gender.
“Not gonna take what exactly? F-gs have gotten everything they ever wanted and the removed Sex Organs of our children as their Prize..!” they wrote.
In fairness to the chorus, at least their performance wasn’t as cringeworthy as the video published by the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus five years ago.
Titled “A Message From the Gay Community,” the music video began with a narrator claiming that the battle for so-called “equal rights” wasn’t over.
“As we celebrate Pride and progress we’ve made over these past years, there’s still work to be done. So to those of you out there who are still working against equal rights, we have a message for you,” the narrator said.
It was never clear what other “equal rights” the group sought. They already possessed all the exact same rights as every other American.
The actual song then began.
Watch a copy of the since-deleted video below:
(Video Credit: The Charlie Kirk Show)
Right from the get-go, the lyrics were shocking:
You think we’re sinful
You fight against our rights
You say we all lead lives you can’t respect
But you’re just frightened
You think that we’ll corrupt your kids
If our agenda goes unchecked
Funny, just this once, you’re correct
We’ll convert your children
Happens bit by bit
Quietly and subtly
And you will barely notice it
You can keep them from disco
Warn about San Francisco
Make ’em wear pleated pants
We don’t care
We’ll convert your children
The performance attracted massive backlash.
